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Meanings of starling in English
Russian
вавилонская башня Linguistics database.
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starling Usage of starling in English
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One ex-Commissioner told her about the starling situation in Washington... View Article
2
In the line of sound was a starling sitting on a chimney-pot.
3
So much for the starling in his aspect as an undesirable citizen.
4
Immunohistochemical localization of CBP in starling brain indicates wide, but heterogeneous expression.
5
The first starling of the morning started in a tree outside.
6
The bubbling cry is reproduced by both the marsh warbler and the starling.
7
On his long crane-like legs he sways in the wind like a starling-cote.
8
It went forth to all, even to the animal world-tothe caged starling.
9
The thrush and the starling would not understand what you meant.
10
Not even the starling as he flew on her pillow and called her.
11
That part of Heaven smelt of mignonette, and a starling was singing there.
12
Soon after you were gone, that starling rudely taught me a hard lesson.
13
No woodlice crawled in its kitchen, no starling had nested in its attic.
14
Her matchless hair, glossier than a starling's wing, floats like an autumn cloud.
15
The kingbird and orchard starling remain the whole season, and breed in the treetops.
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The starling came flying with a worm, and the bulfinch sang in the tree-top.
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